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Hotels dotted around the North Coast 500 have launched a ‘Kids Eat Free’ initiative this summer.
A Highland charity is looking to spread the love after announcing plans for an art trail featuring dozens of giant heart-shaped sculptures.
Police are inviting people in the Thurso area to raise their local issues with officers at a special public event next week,
Plans for a major 300MW battery storage plant in Caithness capable of providing hours of energy to the grid have lodged with the Scottish Government.
A new free Highland pilot scheme aims to cut plastic waste through the use of returnable packaging - and businesses are being urged to sign up.
Furious Highland airline passengers have slammed airport baggage chaos that left people stranded without their luggage after jetting into Inverness.
Rail services to a mothballed Highland station could resume within weeks after significant “progress” on safe access for maintenance staff.
A school holiday care service for children with additional support needs has been rated ‘weak’ and ‘unsatisfactory’ by inspectors.
John Swinney hit out at Douglas Ross during a visit to Inverness on Sunday afternoon.
Caithness residents are being urged to nominate their favourite High Life Highland staff for awards.
Several Highlanders have been honoured in the King’s birthday honours list.
The location of average speed cameras on the A836 west of Thurso has been revealed by Transport Scotland.
All eligible young people in Caithness are being encouraged to apply for a weekly, term time allowance of £30 per week from August.
Movie-making talents of pupils have been celebrated in style - after their creations hit the big screen and were then honoured with an Oscars event.
Airline passengers have been warned that restrictions on liquids in hand luggage have been reintroduced at Highland airports.
Fourteen candidates will contest the two Westminster seats in the Highland Council area in the upcoming General Election.
Hundreds of Highland motorists have been fined for parking on pavements in the months since new laws came into force.
"Disappointed" police have hit out at a minority of commercial and agricultural vehicle motorists who flout drivers' hours rules and loading limits.
A "massive apology" has been issued by High Life Highland after "unprecedented demand" caused technical issues on its School's Out bookings website.
Police have urged residents in the north to sign up to a rural version of Neighbourhood Watch - to fight crime and stay alerted to emergency messages.
